Maybe I misread the article then. If data.google.com, data.google.org makes more sense than google.data (which I agree, it does) then what would the application of .data be? Would google.data be an all-in-one resource for all Google API calls?
I was trying to think of a situation where the various TLDs are owned by different organizations, like woot.com and woot.net or back when whitehouse.com was a porn site.
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Maybe I misread the article then. If data.google.com, data.google.org makes more sense than google.data (which I agree, it does) then what would the application of .data be? Would google.data be an all-in-one resource for all Google API calls?
I was trying to think of a situation where the various TLDs are owned by different organizations, like woot.com and woot.net or back when whitehouse.com was a porn site.